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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
Gttse beionSere 9tet9Mm2 az. &taIa=
ttid1ett &etOcat.

Mtenl@eH, nereHSlrt biiuu, bereugeroauung I6ruab
lnO oeren Se6er TRACE 1T, iiub ben anfdGem Der Mola=
ria b~elotoers %ars9eiest. Sic gertn9fte 9iosIteuuua
ton1t inter ioltbeI ltmitdltbeu einen &Drper %au9reifem,
pef, menn er 9eIitnO ipdre, bent Mtasma ipiber1te6eu
lonrOe. Bic etnsi9e @rt uub 2Geiie, idJ Dor Ntalario
III @e9enDeH, III benen fie norberri6t, 8l idiben, be-
1tebt bnrtn, bob man BEN Sbrper frdfttot rrS in Srh.
ming Dortngt, tnoent man etne gel9lp61te 0eroauulla
9uIoelert, bos Slltt onTril3t ullo Der @orenousid0et
iperoen onrd) fem auOeres Mfittel 10 Ii1er erreidIt dig
ourtD Sofetter's sc ogeubttterS, mel1es i'd
onrt0 LANCE @rI9brlng alS bas 5uperlaii9Ite Sdlba
NIB d9nliGe &eioen ernieieu nat. 0as @itferS 1T ferz
ter eth olS9e3et0neteS Stdrfnn9Smittel Ser 6arnors
game rro etn lpirfiameS Darutreibenbes Wttttel, ipelbes
allS penn Binte oil bic icbarfen 1Inreiubetteu ollsfuleia
Oct, ole ben Sruno 5t rbelmatiiben &siben leaen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

1tniere Meiicnoem mmS GOrrez
ipOnoe1ttctt bcinGcn gc8ettp6rti9
fOI9eMSe StaAtcn:
&crr Serntattm 9re6i6MttSt Die
Gtaatem &oMiiiam6, MiiTITppi,
Nlabatta, SeaneTec, &etttmGD ttttS
SDio+
SEER Sbeo. St&matttt Sem Staat
SAtuots.
$ocrr @rmf SennfmeDooem ole
Gt10ten nttO Scrritoriem Nc=
braSfa, 2&Douitta, 1ttab, SSaDO,
Nepaoa tttto Californian.
Sserr 6. WiitrmGcr Sen St0nt G1=
Thornton.
SEER Stto Scaning1Dpe:s Sic
StGaten OtiNo1tri Mno &AMiaS.
SEER Sratts Stto ole St1atcm S4t=
alOis, SOtun, 2Si3couitm atuS Otin=
eseiOta.
Mcrr 4. Sbcil Stc Staatem Sai=
1totS into Sospav
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
,,sropm's srond,taG sro6cs31

(WHICH 70 FelNJltW lDlE llOfDly er7DtlItt
ange1Dalrbt merben, ba ite Ni0tS entbol=
ten, mas Dem g ptem i6Gbli6 ietn
tonnte. Sic iino uni6Gbbar i'm git1bern
pom 5eilerfeit ulb Geis III Der Reble, 1uel9e
pom Spre6en ober Sin9eu berriibren, IN
benz tie bic Gimme Wirfiam flG=
rem uni t6rten.
oSie erlei6tern int bobem @robe ieoe une.
beba9li6e @n1pfinbung IN Der &eble. @.
g.. Gnrrp, Gebrer Ser &eoetltnit, Bottom.
8ron9foI 3ro6eS" an. lIeberau st
bnben sl 20 Geitts Sic G6oGtel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
: Gtipa so alte Getcranen 6eS 1874. suit

= Gttpa 80 alte Geteranen 6eS 1874. slit
1totier SrctiDtlltgen &egime1ttS 9ritnbcten
6rettag i'm Yalmer 6olie einen geretn unO
cripGblten folgcltDe Bcamtcn: BrGiiOeltt,
&. S. 8bttelrao; Giee>Br6it0ent, e.. s..
Stnclatr; SefretGr, g. 6. Eicrce; G6abz
metiter, Samuel golfD; Grecttipe> Gorttte,
81. 9. G0Op, g.. s. 9to9erS uno Q. q.
9lr1toIO, Son Den 1900 Ntall1J Sic M
1priin8li6 bent 9~tegincnt on9eb0rtcn, lebcn
nod MngefGDr 500, bon benen 300 IN G6iz
cago unb sen @orItGbten tppbrert. Der
8eretn miro id6rli6 cine Gellnion lu6 Elm
8attfett Qb6alten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
Gin Santbarer gatte,n,

Ser I%eireu NGmen ni6t genannt Boben min
nno Der leine pO4ft6noi0e Mic0erbers
1teaunG pom fdbtUereut &eiben elmer, in
Cilem 0ottorbu6 an9e9ebenen Arsnei per=
baltt, l0Bt Our9 unS 6nliclbe %foftenfrei
al ieine letoenoen Wfitmeni6en perihidell.
Gteies BUD uou 100 Seiten entbdlt Nes
Scpte, Die in ieoer 9lpOtbefe seuladbt nerben
1onnen nno wiro, nad @ntpfans pom 10
n naS' g Osast fp.i p Safo Sti Don e. s sisfa,1ss
4 Co. Is Gait 6oHftoH Str,. Stem Dorf,
VI. ..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
Cine finncrfnSe Che

it 9ewiB eille iiberoltS trarri9e Go6e fir
ntoll9eS Gbepaar, 9Sie ullb mobrr1 6teIen
llebel in fitr5e It ct 3ett ab9ebolfen mer=
ben tdrn, Seigt Der >, SfetttttSs =9Gtfer"|,
pel6er non bem altelt llno bemGbrten bettz
i9en 0eilzSuititut III Ntelp Oorf berol8z
9egebelt miro, altf Die tlarite QSeiie.
0os portreffli0e Su6 $3.50 Setter) mir6
9ege,t GiniehOun9 Don % Gents III Eoltz
tam pS franco lulO 1po6l perliegclt DerIarDt
Nore lie: d. u t s C h es H eilinstitut
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
d, Sas 4eni6.

So6u 6oran, Elm bel Ser 7irnna Me@5ee
8ros., $40. 204 Sit ainsteitraBe, beid,dftigz
ter 6%!l6nnan1, bilBte Otonta9 9tbenO leit Sc
ben eill. irben CT ilt ben SpeiderrGunlen beS
9l6id)dberS, 9ins. 1913 bis 210 MartetitrdBc,
Elm Stofiuerf tier III ben, Durh fem Sitter
noer ogl. gei6itBtet Observation-Disclosures i~tiirste
1rno baS Gjenif brad. Ser Gerlutgliidte
mar 40 Sabre aft, umperbeiratbet llnO
mo6nte 9tn. II 9tem6crrD Qpe. Seine
Scidle ipnroe nod Scr Wfnraue ii6erfiihrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

SIS iin6 uns einige tpidtige 0ofus
ntente rno S6riften IN Se3ug auf bas
Ertl15 Srieorid) &arl>O ertnal sugegongelt,
ipeldle. filr ben 8riegerperetn bon Sntereiie
let11 bilrften nno ouf Der Jtebaction 0ieieS
8lattes abgebolt tperben f1rne11.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
StaOf Gbtraga

B 0ettnsig Sage 1T GurOpa.-
Die inter OteiemSitel i'm rgSeften~ uer0ffett>
lidten ilttcreiiantem 9teiiei6ilOerungen beS
6rn, 0aibitgtOn SEEING iiit0, etltent bieIz
fad geGlBerteu guni6e 3ufol9e, it elmer
D%alternbere1 Sprln ais Sud- eri6ienelt, baS
fir ben billigcu EreiS BON 80 Gents IN Der
Office Der ISL. Thanksgiving" uuo burd
1tniere Glgentet SIT babeu lit, i3lt 8rGmten
beredtigte 2eier beS y9So9enblattS" p6er
OeS rBeltens" f0nnen baS 8u0 an SteIle
elmer m1oeren 9rGmie besie6en. -.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

9lper's Sariaparina, Die erte arsnei, Die
mirtlt6 Grfol9 bate, beballptet nod INNER
ibre Steue oils Die erite in Der @ertbi6Gbung
pes Nllblifnns iowObl i'm Suz pie i'm Nltss
Ianoe. Sin Selpeis bafiir itno lire lprlnoer=
barren altren llrlb ibr lln9ebeuer sunebmen6er
QbGana,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
WnItnrtn.

Goforia beiIt KoIiF, PartleibieFeit,
mageniaure, Dur6fou, 2InffOBen,
DerIeibt eefunoen Sdlaf nro RlITt oeT
D%eroauun9,
ORne fd1doIide '11leot5intrnn9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
mna i'll

@atsrfa 1T DIR. aa,uael ~stttdysr's At,msi fit 9aWai"se "tn
atnaer. Ste smtbat abrSer Upiarn, atHrpbfm, t"d1 "~oefs
u3rkpttGdyr 5tnTe+ STE lit fH MmIdtGHFdbfr GrT"e FUR parf-
aeric, Grspfsn, samelines-surMp mnn GaF"r"L sic ldJHHfat
omf. Or hSrat fir nc hrrtgtn satrs sateer QehraMdT rmt sttl-
lioten satartttrm. Gaturia tGAtst Die 51arnsEE. G"Et"Ft" ~ %"
Observation-Disclosures fir atnnsr - ntr srWtter fre@aS*
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

Die AQ0entcin beltebtett 1ttS bes
fannten GIaiGenbiere Der GoMraS
SeiHp 8tetuim8 60. iittO SeSers
1T $40 c1npfebIet. &eitenMn0cN
bittet utatt brett an Ste 8raueret
AIT fett0etG. eHopio nritt II m6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

3reibt tein dummies a3eug nit 6dlnorrboiz
'oell, ginlpriBitnget BON Silt nro qteb=
mitteI, Gltrire mD Die unsdblige Ntailc port
lnItrnrt9en @e6eimmitteln 9e9et l0Gmorrz
boiben iinb pom feiltem buuerloeu 9i1tben ltlto
oft febr i0Gbli6. Sine SrpansigiGbrige Gr=
fabrnn9 bat flor berpieier, boB 9%tnofefis bas
eill;i9e per1tiinftige ltnb li6ere Mtittel gegert
0Gnorrboioen lit. GS Hubert Die G6nter3en
iofDrt, perbiroert ooS &1erportomlnen Der @iez
f0wulite, briift tie meg nno perbiitet i6re
gSteOerteGr. Ero6en bon 9~lnotCiiS lperoelt
fret pom 4. NeuitdOter & So, 8or 241G, 9tew
y)ort, perI01Ot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

@enn SIR bieien 6ltIten inter-
brijde1 wolt, bepor er li6 sl elmer ernitel1
9rl19enz ober SoolSfrantbeit ent1pidelt, 9e=
brai6et Iofort 81. 8. Sapne'S @rpec=
weldes Ben S6leilnals,purf be-
f0r0ert. Sas Mittel 1pirb .Grfaltrn9elt eltt=
ferlten u16 bel Group ltno &en6buiten Die be-
ifPr1 0ipuite leiitpn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
!&napprS 6~ntfontmen.

Sr Ser Srtidaft 6ermoio, an SET ct.
9allz8a6n un0 bt1t an Ser Gtabt9renSe
9eleger, plr0en III Der Dort9eu 9tadt bier
@oDngebGlbe Our0 SeltCr %5erit0rt, 8rci
bopon 9eb0rten 8ablarbeiterlt, OaS Dierte
bent 8auInternebmer s.. Is. 2Dpe.
Gem S. WtcGnernD, etrem &prmdntt ser
Chicago, Wttlpaufee q ct. 4Sulll B0Dn,
.9elang IS, inter bent Betftatbe zines 8etpti7
len Sobn WturpbD, nur init GltBeritcr gtotb,
ieine Srau r1o &tuber bent GrItidung5tope
su e%ntretBelt. Gem @eiontntiha0en,
$4,000, ite6t feline &erit6erung gegeniiber.
8cim Gintreffen Der Sefferlon'er 6eltertpe6r
tpnrett BON ben OGllitrn nur nod sic
raltdbenoen Sriimmer. iibrig 0eblteben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28
California.

mGaforia 1T fir HINDER 70 gut eeeFy'
net, oa6 i'd es fir ettpos pOrsiieIidsres
ais ireeno cine mir befannte 2Ir5rrei errts
pfehIe." d. g. AraJrr, Md,
IN So. Orforo ST., SroofIYn. y, y
400 n..zAa O. Az W
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1887-03-28

@ern aIe losenannten 6eilmittel ni6ts
9ebnlfen baben, bemirft Or. Cages ''Catarrh
Remedy (Rdtarrb OeilmitteD cine sur.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
BILL NIE
RELATES A SAD INCIDENT IN JOURNAL
ISTIC LIFE
A Pale SudOus Newspaper Mans Theory With
Which He RambOCzled HIS Trusting
Wle-The Sad Tale Of the
Editor and His Son.

Netr York World
have been thinking for several weeks
over what a great contributor to the World
recently said abont turning night into day
and day into night. The more | think
about il the more | think he is right.
Sitting up nights until away slong into
the shank of the evening in order to battle
ones immortal soul in champagne and tell
anecdotes and make speeches and clutch
At the table cloth and drink glass OF oil
and vinegar that some one has substituted
Tor your own. and then 20 home and spraiu
Your ankle trying to mount skitish bed,
is injurious aud perutciOus, and | have
about decided that when get to be an old
man en- going TO do differently.
Your contributor is right when he says
that this kind OF work wears out ITS gene
ration and cOmpelS lis to bring in a genera
ton of farmers sons and village boys TO
replace it, Then the farmers sons and
village boys do the same thing and appa-
rently enjoy 1t.
But it is not alone the late dinner and
the recOil of Mr.. Mumm's celebrated in
fernal machine that is wearing ont large
army of Our brightest aud hest men. 1t Is
wearing and destructive to the tissues ri
course, tn sit through the majority of the
night eating sweet cake and trying to laugh
at anecdotes that YOU have frequently
heard before; but people who do tins do 1t
from necessity; they cannot evade It. Dut
if we call this damaging and deplore 1t III
them. what shall we say OF those men who
do il voluntarily? What shall We say OF
the newspaper man who sleeps all the fore
noon in order that he may dawdle about
the office of a morning paper all night,
thinking thoughts and pencilling them of
tor the public, tor paving around over
wad of manifold aud writing startling
heads TO duh kilograms half the night
while his wife. who has taken time by the
torelock and done her work during day
light, is in bed?
/ know that there are men who have
been connected with journalism for years
who maintain that it is not Il habit, but
that with them it is absolutely necessary.
For this reason consulted Mr.. James Mig
pleson. of Asheville, who edits the DAILY
Jinplcc.te, a morning paper of this place,
and learned from him that it IS not neces-
sary to SIT up nights in order to run morn
ing paper.
SO the wives and mothers of morning
journalists and printers of New York should
not longer be deceived by this time-nonOr-
Ell fraud upon their trusting natures.
Mr. MiggleSon says that rafting good
morning paper can he worked off the press
by supper time, and the evening reserved
for social Intercourse.
And yet know pale, studious news
paper man, with silver ia his hair, man
in whose mouth butter would scarcely
melt, who has, for twenty years and more,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

! l2:20-Lunch. She eats with her hat
on. Cold tongue, cold mutton ham sliced,
and sausage warmed over; dessert, apple
sauce aud dOughnuts.
12:4O-Her departments. She resolves
to finish the fancy work she began last
week and hasn't touched since.
l245-Drags forth the chenille and
proceeds to embroider lambrequin.
l2:5O-A lady friend calls, admires the
cmproidery, and proposes 4 trip TO 1.-THE
city"
12:5l-The proposition accepted.
l2:j2-MOre toilet begun-blaCk silk
dress (witha big bustle), sealSkin sacque
bought on the installment PLAN, black
kid gloves, white lace parasol, and II iaunty
little beaded bonnet.
1:52-Broadway station.
| 2:OG--On the train
2:50-Market street cable.
| 3:O0-Lace X Linens dry goods store
3:O5-The friend purchases 81 worth OF
hosiery.
3:5-Madame purchases half dozen
| linen cambria handkerchiefs.
3:O9-They both purchase sets Of cuffs
of the same style.
3:l5-The friend has purchased a suit
of black cancels hair, and ordered the bill
| 81 500 sent To her husbond.
3:2O--On the promenade. They pur-
chase a bunch OF violets each from the
street vendor.
3:25--Another dry goods store to price
the same goods they have purcha ed at
| Lace x Linens establishment.
3:3O-Nienna bakery. A very, very
| light lunch.
3:50-On the promenade, discussing
passing costumes.
4:OO-On the cabel.
4:l5-At the ferry depot.
4:3O-HOmeward bound.
sos Broadway They part and their
hearts are glad.
5:12-UnbOnnets herself, ungloves her
self, unsacques herself, unpowders herself
and puts on more war paint, combs her
hair and
$50 Descends to dinner, where she
finds her husband concluding his meal.
5:30-Baked salmon, roast beef, vege-
tables, tea, cuStard pie, ice cream, nuts,
rasins and oranges.
6:OO-Grabs couple of oranges and
leaves the dining-rOOm. Her husband
meekly follows.
6:O2-Meets a congenial gossip-monger
| in the hallway.
6:20.When she reaches her room, where
her husband is devouring copyrighted dis
patches anent the political situation in At
ghanistrn.
6:2l-Deposits her oranges in a fruit
dish already topping full, and proceeds to
upbraid her husband for compelling her to
live in a boarding house
6:25-Husband appeases her by produc-
ing tickets for Booth
7:05-On the train.
7:l0-DO you know, John, we are not
congenial couple?
He-But my dear
She-You don't show that regard for
me that other men display toward their
wives.
He-Why, Clara, /
She-You leave me alone all day. ]
don't complain of that, for of course you
have to attend to your business but when
you come home you seem to think of moth
ing else but your newspaper. You bury
yourself in that and get scarcely a word
out of you all night.
He-Clara, you know that if
She-And when you are not absorbed in
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
4 VAIN PASSION.
Journal Of Edtlcdti0u

Journal Of Education.
She sat before me In the pew
Half list ming TO the sermon prOsy,
Half shading from my eager view
A rouad cheek, fresh, plump and rosy.
Her figure trim, in stylish mode,
Her prayer book, with her name upon IL,
Wellpleased ner. but she plainly showed
She most admired her Easter bonnet
Aud | sat idly near her there,
Half wond ring at, and half admiring
The soft confusion Of her hair
But never 10 her hand aspiring.
For well knew all hopes were yain,-
Her father is too rich and Thrifty
And am poor: and then again,
She Is but I've, while am fify.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
X X
No. 4IS.-A SchoOibOy's Plan.

4 teacher requested her class of q pupils 10
select Que IA lead in the singing, when Il bright
boy proposed that all stand up, including the
teacher and count round and round from one To
seven. each time the latter number was reached
the seventh" person 10 be seated aud the leader
To be the one at last left standing alone. In
order to have the teacher chosen 10 lead where
must the lad have the counting commence"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Rucklsn's Arnica Salye.

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Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilblainS,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Logan Il Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
No. 419.-A Double Letter Enigma.

X
No, 4I9,-A Double Letter Enigma.
In harvest" time,
In Natures heart;
In Easter" chimes,
You Il find each part.
The busy bee
Improves the hours,
And makes honey
From all sweet flowers.
Deep in each cup
He StirS the rhpi",
Aud takes sup
From lily's bowl.
But lOwly one
Doth tug and strain,
TIL DAY is done,
For one small grain.
ON 50 We read
Though some maintain
LdSt daily need
Is not for grain.
That hOney-dew
She too must eat.
That It's not true
She lives ON wheat
ASESE Lang
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
,Or Make A Chalk Mark.

JNu1t.
A poet writes, II reach and reach, but
cannot grasp Unhappy man! Why
does he not get her To bant awhile?
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24

HucffhnytrN Sfttt-
Tom, yon didn't know the fact
That was dead in love,
And full of signs and longings
And cooings like doves
"well, Tom. I'm mighty glade to say
| am lover true.
And only wish, my dearest boy,
The same good luck TO you.
II tell you, only yesterday
talked to darling Grace
The earth was in her gentle voice
And heaven was in her face.
The universe is but 10 me
\ cipher by her side;
All other preceptS are a. naught
If she will be my guide
why don't we'd her then At once
follow what YOU say
Because, dear Tom, married her
Ten Years ago today
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
Caatk D onsBnpdyl

Catarrh in its destructive force stands next -
and undoubtedly leads on TO consumption. II i
therefore singular that those afflicted with this
fearful disease should not make it the object Of
their lives to rid themselves Of It. Deceptive
remedies concocted by ignorant pretenders to
medical knowledge have weakened the conn
dence of the great majority of sufferers In all adj
verified remedies. They become resigned 70
lite of misery rather than torture themselves
with doubtful pallistives.
But this will never do. Catarrh must be met
at every stage and combated with all our MI
In many cases the disease has assumed dan
symptoms The bones and cartilage OF ths1e,
the organs of hearing, OF Sc ing and OF Sstlng
30 affected a. % b, useless the uvula 50 elongated,
the throat NJ nilamei and irrilaiet as to pro-
iuce constant and distressing cough
S,SYoRp's RADICAL CURE meets every phase
of Catarrh, from a simple head cold TO the most
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In curing. safe, economical ana nseef @1
Each package contains one Sotus g ~ edi'
cal Cue one box Catarrhal solve - Jim
proved Inhaler, with treatise; prno. ~
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
No. 4oO.-Decapitations.

I am Il word of letters few,
Whose aim may be unknown Ia YOU.
Entire. mean To diSlOCate.
Behcad, | then may perSOnate,
or gamble. trick or recreate,
Aud Jokes and folly perpetrated:
Again hehead, | change ~ that
4 meadow l. or grassy plat
Now, If my head You take away,
| then can never say you may.
VI. 4. WOuDFORD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-04-24
SPHINX KNOTS.
Anycommunication for this department should
be addressed to F. r. CHADBoURS, Lewistowu Ne.

No. 4SG.-Ten My Name.
I'm new or old I'm hot or cold,
| travel DER the land;
I'm up, or down low on the ground
Mid rocks, or mud, or sand
From sea to sea. where dwellings be,
surely may be found
But Oftcucr in the cities din,
Where busy scenes abound.
Sad changes come in every home,
But change To me is mild,
Instead of steel I'm cloth you feel
An apron on child.
In ancient days, the poet says,
helped hedeck the fair;
The lovely bride, with queenly pride,
Then wore me on her hair.
But now we find I'm used to bind
With all my might and main;
Upon the rail help To trail
The heavy loaded train.
No. Az -PalindrOmeS.
An opinion, dogma, u doctrine, or claim,
Read forward or backward is both ways the Same
4 term implying the hour of midday
Is Just the same read either way.
The name ola lady who by God was cursed
Reads the same when It's reversed.
FRANK Ness.
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No. 49l.-A Diamond.

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No. I92.-An Anaeram.

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Bears up the pillars OF the heavens. nor sleeps
Nor half forgetful ever dreams or mods
But stern and wItChtully his vigil keeps.
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The St. Johns herald., 1887-08-25

In reply to the official questions directed to the Mexican government exploring party by the governor of Sonora, the following details of the famous Bavispe earthquake have been sent in:
 During the period of the seismic disturbance the waters of the river that flows through Bavispe, over flowed it's banks, where but three days previous there was not enough to irrigate with. Many new springs. burst forth and some old ones be- came dry and after the earthquake the ground in the valleys was no- ticed to be very loose and moist. Land were found to have sunken and upheavals to have occurred. After the first shock subterranean noises were heard and were followed most invariably by more quakings having a duration of from nine to twelve seconds. In the first mo- ments of the ground disturbances the forests were set on fire and al- most destroyed. An extraordinary change in the temperature on the day of the earthquake transpired. In the morning and afternoon a heavy mist, through which period the two extremes of heat and cold were frequently repeated. Winds from the southwest and northwest blew in tempests and were accom- panied by thunder and lightning and showers of rain. Bavispe has been shaken to it's foundations and it's inhabitants who have taken re- fuge on the hill in the vicinity are suffering the greatest misery not withstanding the fact that Governor Don Louis Torres and others have responded noblv to their call for succor.
 In a compilation given in the Constitution 1t is found that there  were forty-two killed by the first shock in Bavispe and twenty-nine wounded. The actual loss of prop erty, comprehending, besides Ba- vispe, San Miguelito, Bacuac and vicinity was $21S,199.
The St. Johns herald., 1887-08-25

AN Eagle Pass, Texas, dispatch of the 10th instant says: Vice-Con- sul GIL. Mitchell returned yester- ,daygfrofi Santa Rosa, Mex, where be had been Investigating the re- cent murder at that place of James B. Duval, an American citizen. He brings the gratifying intelligence that six men were arrested for the crime, and have already been con victed and sentenced to ten years each, and are now on their way to the Penitentiary at Saltillo. Anoth- CT man, a friend of the prisoners. who was heard to remark that '"they ought to tie 8 rope around that Gringo's neck and drag him in," was arrested and given the same sentence as the others. Six went up for murder and the other for shooting his mouth off.